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MANGO had a grand opening yesterday at the Avenues (1st Floor) with their Summer 2007 collection. Call 2597272 for inquires.

If you still feel like you didn't buy enough clothes for the summer (isn't it always the case?) or that you need new additions to your closet, then head to cacharel (al raya or al Thuraya), they are having 30% off on all this season's summer collection and 50% off on previous seasons' collections. They have the cutest necklaces/belts which you can dress down with a plain colored t-shirt or dress up with an elegant dress. I also like their summery cotton dresses & tops. Is it too late to buy stuff for the summer? Not when they're on sale and of amazing quality!! I have posted pictures of some of the cacharel clothes I have found at the store.
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Ansam said…
Hello there ;-)

Someone on Zahra's blog provided a site for Nicole's Style and thought of you and how you like her...

check it out

http://nicolestyle.org/

Check out Zahra's week roundup for it.. Plus..... its an awesome post :-)
08 June, 2007
Confashion said…
hey there ansam ;) I'll have to check this site out now! And Zahra's too.. Thank yoooou :)
09 June, 2007
Shaima'a Alkandari said…
really they have good collection



yes if we wont any thing its agood place to going
09 June, 2007
Confashion said…
Shaima'a
I believe so too... :)
09 June, 2007
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